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Like you explore a planet and Oh! A penis buildings with **** tons of lasers coming right at me! It's like the 5th today! I'll just walk away and report them to EA!
They have to get a validation system, but I doubt that it'll be possible without a lot of staff (including trustful community members) to verify every creatures - You go in, or you don't.
And everyone trying to share penis creature would get a warning, second time a IP and account ban. :tup:
They have to get a validation system, but I doubt that it'll be possible without a lot of staff (including trustful community members) to verify every creatures - You go in, or you don't.
And everyone trying to share penis creature would get a warning, second time a IP and account ban. :tup:
In the SporePedia you can select creatures and ban them from your game.
So I imagine if you come across giant peno-men with phallic monoliths you can just ban them from your game and they won't appear again.
Or set filters somehow. Or Maxis removes them from the download list, who knows. Since the game will probably have a low rating.
My guess is that EA will randomly sample from the giant pool of user-created creatures and approve a set to be randomly inserted in other's games.
That way you also won't see low-quality creatures that some kid whipped up in 10 seconds, nor will EA need a huge staff to approve all shared creatures.
That way you also won't see low-quality creatures that some kid whipped up in 10 seconds, nor will EA need a huge staff to approve all shared creatures.
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Wikipedia said:
So the more downloads the higher on the list it'll be to get distributed. Player voting sort of thing.
anaemic said:
Not other peoples'...
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The objective was to make a really tiny but evolution-ready creature 
I present to you, the Skya (Yes, that name was randomly generated, but it's small and sounds cool, so it kinda sticks to the creature)
Link to video
Download link is in video description, and the thumbnail shows all the actual detail since the creature is really tiny
I present to you, the Skya (Yes, that name was randomly generated, but it's small and sounds cool, so it kinda sticks to the creature
)Link to video
Download link is in video description, and the thumbnail shows all the actual detail since the creature is really tiny
shadow_dragon
is ironing his panties!
From what I recall the planets are populated which creatures of a similar style as yours and the game will prioritise the creatures of your friends if you want.
You can also pick and choose what creatures populate your worlds and/or where they're sourced from, so you shouldn't worry so much, your not going to be bombarded by penis monsters.
You can also pick and choose what creatures populate your worlds and/or where they're sourced from, so you shouldn't worry so much, your not going to be bombarded by penis monsters.
http://www.spore.com/view/profile/flo0tz
Jumped on the bandwagon:
My (probably one of many hundreds) Cloverfield attempt:
Looks better than most I've seen tbh!
Some others:
(My favourite)
Jumped on the bandwagon:
My (probably one of many hundreds) Cloverfield attempt:
Looks better than most I've seen tbh!
Some others:
(My favourite)
I'm still trying to figure out if I'd want to play this game or not once it's released.
The only "god" type game I've ever played was Black and White uno y dos, both of which I liked, but were fairly simple.
SPORE's concept is really cool I must say. I like how it's open-ended and gets very deep as you progress with each stage incorporating several different styles of gameplay; multi-genre. And the fact that it's Will Wright has got to mean good news, despite my concerns about how it will actually play once in the community's hands.
Basically, I'm worried that I'll either love it and lose a few months of my life to it or hate it for the same reason (time consumption). I've been reading that to put in even the minimal amount of time in each stage, using the editor very sparingly, it could take at least 10-15 hours of play to complete a phase.
But then they say some stages could be skipped entirely if one so wishes.
Seems like a coinflip. I've dabbled with the creature editor a little but I can't say that its made me super excited or anything. If anything I guess I shouldn't pass this title up, regardless of how it turns out it appears to be one of the most unique games to come along in quite some time.
Indecisive is I.
The only "god" type game I've ever played was Black and White uno y dos, both of which I liked, but were fairly simple.
SPORE's concept is really cool I must say. I like how it's open-ended and gets very deep as you progress with each stage incorporating several different styles of gameplay; multi-genre. And the fact that it's Will Wright has got to mean good news, despite my concerns about how it will actually play once in the community's hands.
Basically, I'm worried that I'll either love it and lose a few months of my life to it or hate it for the same reason (time consumption). I've been reading that to put in even the minimal amount of time in each stage, using the editor very sparingly, it could take at least 10-15 hours of play to complete a phase.
But then they say some stages could be skipped entirely if one so wishes.
Seems like a coinflip. I've dabbled with the creature editor a little but I can't say that its made me super excited or anything. If anything I guess I shouldn't pass this title up, regardless of how it turns out it appears to be one of the most unique games to come along in quite some time.
Indecisive is I.